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For the same reason why Keeper of Uldaman seen play, I could see this played in some control Paladin deck. As a way to reduce the effect big threat minions. 

In arena I can see this played not only on your opponents minions but also yours as a small buff to something like one of your hero power 'dudes'. 

It's a decent card for arena at the least. May have a chance in constructed, but just like Humility it being a spell may be its downfall.

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For the same reason why Keeper of Uldaman seen play, I could see this played in some control Paladin deck. As a way to reduce the effect big threat minions. 

In arena I can see this played not only on your opponents minions but also yours as a small buff to something like one of your hero power 'dudes'. 

It's a decent card for arena at the least.

does this count towards pally quest/work with the murloc

if so then it's pretty good

Excellent, especially with 1/1 Divine Shield minions and eggs, so should fit nicely into some kind of aggro list. It's lower value than Keeper of Uldaman, but being able to use it on turn 2 is a big deal since a 3/3 is more effective on turn 2 than on turn 4.

The main downside is that it's very difficult to use when you're behind, though with the right synergies it will still be good. The main card it competes with will be Dire Wolf Alpha.

so Vilespine Slayer is assassinate on a stick, this is the backwards way where they remove the body from Keeper of Uldaman, soooo, do you guys think we'll ever see a Spell that does the same as Tarim does? (makes everything on the board 3/3)

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Stats too high to use offensively against enemy.  Stats too low for the cost to use on friendly minions.

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We know how powerful this effect is from uldaman and tarim .

so might see some play .

 Those cards see play for these reasons:

1. Uldaman favorably trades with the minion it hits if an enemy.

2. Tarim favorably and forcibly trades will all enemy minions it hits.

That's why those cards are used, and this one will not.

 KoU doesnt have taunt so it never traded and it was too slow to see competetive play, KoU was solely good for the effect to remove big taunts and legendaries efficiently with a weapon or one of your minions, sorry but you are the same people saying Sunkeeper tarim was bad, this will be the only reliable way for paladin to deal with The Lich King without having to waste board clears

This is a single target equality that is more versatile and doesnt punish your board, calling it bad is like calling equality bad

This card is much worse than keeper, at best I'd say it's just a bad card. 

This card its bonkers, flexible cards tend to be really good. This one its good on early game and on end game, in every match up.